Nanjing Tech Week kicked off its annual session Monday morning in a combination of offline and online mode to usher in a five-day carnival of high-end forums, industry docking, results release, and black technology exhibition.
This "passive walking robot" can be adjusted and controlled by several joints to help those who need lower limb training to complete the rehabilitation training process from "passive" to "active".
An exhibitor
All parts of the hip, knee, and ankle joints
have coordinated power
We can determine the stress points of the equipment
according to different positions
in order to analyze and correct
the patient's correct walking posture
The equipment can be used for 4 hours
under different rehabilitation situations
after getting charged for 3 hours
The weight of the patient
can vary from 45 kg to 80 kg
and the height between 1.45 m and 1.75 m
At present, the equipment has been piloted in two hospitals in Zhejiang. When upgraded in the future, the equipment can assist in lower limb rehabilitation training and make patients wear more comfortable.
This device, which looks similar to drones, is called an airborne "multi-parameter detection lidar", which can assist in detecting the atmospheric wind field, the concentration of pollutants in the atmosphere, cloud cover, and precipitation for atmospheric environmental protection.
An exhibitor
We use single-photon detection
and all-optical fiber methods
to reduce the laser radar
to a very small size and light weight
to ensure that it can detect atmospheric parameters
from the air
and also target some special scenarios
such as forest fires, chemical leaks
and inspection of gas pipelines
and field detection in the border areas
